Lame Replies Thread, The Second Coming

[MortifiedocAlot]

That would explain it, but Meet the Spartans is still doing damn good. I can't understand why anyone would see that movie.

[Bobbias]

That would explain it, but Meet the Spartans is still doing damn good. I can't understand why anyone would see that movie.

Yeah, I think I'd rather be hit in the head with a baseball bat than watch that.

[annon]

Hahaha, I just installed it on a teeny little partition just to screw around with and do my C++ homework on, because I really hate Visual Studio. BUT CUBE DESKTOP HOLY SHIT AHGDSFSLKDGJLKSDJFLSKGFDGSDFLG

I used the cube desktop for a while, but I ended up turning it off. I still use the "wobbly windows" thing, though.

[Spectere]

Hahaha, I just installed it on a teeny little partition just to screw around with and do my C++ homework on, because I really hate Visual Studio.

I love Visual Studio.  I have yet to use an IDE that compares to it in terms of environment flexibility, ease of debugging, and tool/language integration.

You can also use gcc in Windows, y'know.  Look up MSYS/MinGW and Cygwin.

Also, if you've never used Borland C++Builder, you haven't used a bad IDE.  I get chills just thinking about it.

[Eggman]

Borland more like...Bore Land ahahahaha


oh god I need play more No More Heroes.

I think I've gotten sick of Burnout Paradise. It takes 40 wins to get my Burnout License and I'm missing 2 events and it just takes foreeeeeever to do anything. And stunt runs are impossible unless you get the one exact line across the city and not screw it up at all. And the AI on cars in Marked Man runs is like Smuggler's Run (in other words, retarded jack rabbits).

[Ulti]

I'm sure Visual Studio is awesome, if you actually have sort of an idea what you're doing. I personally have not a freaking clue how to use 95% of the features there, and gcc is entirely sufficient. Plus, I am taking a class in Linux as well, so having Ubuntu installed gives me something to fiddle around with outside of the computer labs.

[Spectere]

Borland more like...Bore Land ahahahaha

*facepalm*

I'm sure Visual Studio is awesome, if you actually have sort of an idea what you're doing. I personally have not a freaking clue how to use 95% of the features there, and gcc is entirely sufficient.

If you're just doing quick, single-file projects, Visual Studio is absolute overkill.  That would be sort of like using AutoCad to draw a square.

I would probably look into MSYS/MinGW or Cygwin, just in case you need to do some quick work while you're still booted into Windows.  It would also enable you to easily cross-compile, building a Win32 EXE of your program with zero effort.

[Eggman]

So yeah, after playing No More Heroes from the midpoint through to the end in one sitting today, I have realized that it'll probably be one of the best games of this entire generation, if not of all time. At least, as long as you don't go all "ARGH I AM HARDCORE GAMER I MUST ANALYZE UR GRAPHICZ AND EVERYTING MUST BE TECHNICALLY PERFEKT."

I don't think I've laughed or had so much fun with a game in a long time. Even more than God Hand.

[淫蟲]

I now have basically everything I need to record music.  Expect some vnholy blvkk metal from me soon.

[Bobbias]

I now have basically everything I need to record music.  Expect some vnholy blvkk metal from me soon.

w00t.

*facepalm*

He's learning from me
 

If you're just doing quick, single-file projects, Visual Studio is absolute overkill.  That would be sort of like using AutoCad to draw a square.

I would probably look into MSYS/MinGW or Cygwin, just in case you need to do some quick work while you're still booted into Windows.  It would also enable you to easily cross-compile, building a Win32 EXE of your program with zero effort.

Visual studio is so damn good. I've tried others, and love how you can just start coding right away, and it has so damn many extra tools.

[tommy]

From the little coding I've done (the most complicated project I've ever made in C++ was a Windows Forms program that read txt files sooo), Visual Studio is excellent. It has some quirks though, so you might have to change some stuff around if you're doing examples from a general C++ book or something.

[MortifiedocAlot]

http://br.youtube.com/watch?v=37ER1zpg_F4

Buffet of manliness.

[Ulti]

Okay, so I ended up doing the actual project in a computer lab, where ubuntu wasn't installed, and was forced to use visual studio, and I take back my initial statements of how terrible it is, to some extent. I still think it's horrible overkill for what we're doing in the class, but I really liked the ability to compile and run the program about 300 times just on the fly, and putting in breaks to check stuff was really convenient.

[Bobbias]

Yeah. I've used various versions of Visual Studio over the years and have to say it's probably the best IDE I've ever used. If there is one thing I would say Microsoft did properly, it's that. It's kinda overkill, but honestly, I'd rather use that then have to make do with something like notepad and a command line compiler...

[TimJing]

So yeah, after playing No More Heroes from the midpoint through to the end in one sitting today, I have realized that it'll probably be one of the best games of this entire generation, if not of all time. At least, as long as you don't go all "ARGH I AM HARDCORE GAMER I MUST ANALYZE UR GRAPHICZ AND EVERYTING MUST BE TECHNICALLY PERFEKT."

I don't think I've laughed or had so much fun with a game in a long time. Even more than God Hand.

Yeah, I bought that game the other day and I've been having tons of fun with it. I love how you have to use the Wiimote as a phone when you get calls. That game's so great.